Tracking Infections in Inpatient Psychiatric Facilities
NHSN is the HAI surveillance gold standard. The system (and its predecessors) started years ago helping a few hundred healthcare facilities; today, more than 17,000 healthcare facilities use NHSN as the cornerstone of their HAI elimination strategies. Specifically, facilities use NHSN to:
- Access NHSN enrollment requirements for CMS Hospital Inpatient Quality Reporting Program,
- Obtain baseline HAI rates,
- Compare rates to CDC’s national data,
- Participate in state or national HAI prevention collaboratives,
- Devise and implement HAI elimination strategies,
- Evaluate immediate and long-term results of elimination efforts,
- Refocus efforts as needed, or advance to different areas.
CLABSI - Surveillance for Central Line-associated Bloodstream Infections
- Training
- Protocols
- Forms
- Support Materials
- Analysis Resources
- FAQs
CAUTI - Surveillance for Catheter-associated Urinary Tract Infections
- Training
- Protocols
- Forms
- Support Materials
- Analysis Resources
- FAQs
CLIP -Surveillance for Central Line Insertion Practices Adherence
- Training
- Protocols
- Forms
- Support Materials
- Analysis Resources
- FAQs
SSI - Surveillance for Surgical Site Infection Events
- Training
- Protocols
- Forms
- Support Materials
- Analysis Resources
- FAQs
Blood Safety Surveillance
- Training
- Protocols
- Forms
- Support Materials
- Analysis Resources
- FAQs
AUR - Surveillance for Antimicrobial Use and Antimicrobial Resistance Options
- Training
- Protocols
- Forms
- Support Materials
- Analysis Resources
- FAQs
MDRO/C.Diff - Surveillance for C. difficile, MRSA, and other Drug-resistant Infections
- Training
- Protocols
- Forms
- Support Materials
- Analysis Resources
- FAQs
Surveillance for Healthcare Personnel Vaccination
- Training
- Protocols
- Forms
- Support Materials
- Analysis Resources
- FAQs
Surveillance for Healthcare Personnel Exposure
- Training
- Protocols
- Forms
- Support Materials
- Analysis Resources
- FAQs
- Page last reviewed: February 23, 2015
- Page last updated: October 15, 2015
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